... speaker said that everything that had been done for the liberty and bene fat of the subjects had been done by the Liberals, or Whigs, as they might be pleased to call them, and gave an historical resumi of the many glorious deeds done the Liberal party. He ...

... beheaded ia the tims of Charles I. The Byngs are old Whigs and great | aristocrats. Mr. Labouchare, who is Middlesex oa the same side, is the nephew of the Mr, Labouchere who was a member of ssveral Whig and 9 the house of Baring until bo was created Lord ...

... express great regret at the signal defeat of the Marquis of Hartington. He represented not only hereditary influence of the Whig family of th« Cavendishes, but also their devotion to Liberal nrincinlM Tha Daily News ascribes the victory to the popularity ...

... Ministers to taking office. Mr. BRAND is to be Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster, and by his rare sagacity reconcile the old Whigs with the new Liberals. Mr. CHILDERS, who has learnt the art of administration in the manly school of Australia, is to be ...

... somewhat less Conservative than East Devon. This may be accounted for by the fact that for two or three generations certain great Whig families the Division have been represented by gentlemen of rare personal qualitits, whose high character has exerted great ...

... published in 1838 ; and quotes lettor he wrote to Lord Macauley reading early copy of his fameus review. Finding that the great Whig Essayist assumed that the author of tha Church and State book contemplated not indeo 1 prosecution, but yet the retragressive ...

... cies has yielded little profit to its unnatural creator, the workmen have asked special benefit for themselves either from Whig Tory, nor have they anywhere claimed for themselves direct personal representation. The policy, upon which they were called ...